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A user is conducting a meeting using a monitor. However, the user notices a transparent image of a clock over the presentation. The technician thinks that the issue is caused by burn-in. Which of…
The correct answer is B. Turn off the monitor to check if the image is still present. Burn-in is a physical defect where a static image becomes permanently visible on the display. Turning off the monitor helps confirm if the image persists without a video signal - if the ghost image remains visible when powered off, it confirms burn-in.
Question
A user is conducting a meeting using a monitor. However, the user notices a transparent image of a clock over the presentation. The technician thinks that the issue is caused by burn-in. Which of the following should the technician do to test this theory?
Options
- AReplace the DisplayPort cable and verify that the image is gone.
- BTurn off the monitor to check if the image is still present.
- CAdjust the refresh rate and examine the monitor.
- DUse a software tool to attempt the recovery of dead pixels.
How the community answered
(15 responses)- A33% (5)
- B47% (7)
- C13% (2)
- D7% (1)
Explanation
Burn-in is a physical defect where a static image becomes permanently visible on the display. Turning off the monitor helps confirm if the image persists without a video signal - if the ghost image remains visible when powered off, it confirms burn-in.
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